Thread: Using a mounted Kindle?
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Old 07-27-2011, 04:45 PM   #14
j.p.s
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Well now you just have to share. I thought I had a pretty good handle on most geeky needs (being a geek myself). But I'm having a hard time imagining a need to access the filesystem while reading/browsing (and I don't consider anything else to be "using the device").

What's the scoop?
This might not be useful to people with better memories or more consistency than me, but what I am considering doing follows.

I have nearly 100 books on my kindles and want to put them in subdirectories in the documents directory with names that match my categories. With simultaneous file system access while viewing, I could do my ls, mkdir, and mv on my computer while I can see the categories and what is in them on the kindle screen.

None of my kindles have wifi, so I would be stuck using usbnet, which I have yet to get around to messing with.
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